by Dr. Natalie | Feb 13, 2011 | Featured, In the News, Leadership, Women Firsts
The very first television game show, Spelling Bee, was broadcast in 1938. 1941 marked the year for Truth or Consequences, the first game show to air on commercially-licensed television. Then came Let’s Make a Deal in 1963, Jeopardy in 1964, The Hollywood Squares...
by Dr. Natalie | Nov 6, 2009 | In the News
SAN FRANCISCO — Ford Motor has high hopes for Fiesta, a popular model abroad launching in the U.S. next year. So how does it introduce the subcompact car to Americans? A massive ad blitz on TV? In-house promotions at dealers nationwide? Nope. In April, Ford tapped 100...
by Dr. Natalie | Nov 5, 2009 | In the News
HERE’S the job description: You spend a few hours a day, up to 20 a week, at your computer, supplying answers online to customer questions about technical matters like how to set up an Internet home network or how to program a new high-definition television. The pay:...
by Dr. Natalie | Oct 24, 2009 | In the News
Business Week cover story April 25, 2009 Business Week cover story April 25, 2009 HERE’S the job description: You spend a few hours a day, up to 20 a week, at your computer, supplying answers online to customer questions about technical matters like how to set up an...
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by Dr. Natalie | Oct 24, 2009 | In the News
1to1Media Natalie Petouhoff, Ph.D., senior analyst at Forrester Research, talks with Mila DAntonio, managing editor, 1to1 Magazine, about the steps for tuning an organizations contact center into its business partner. read more
by Dr. Natalie | Oct 24, 2009 | In the News
CRM Magazine August 2009 CRM Magazine August 2009 It’s hard to find someone not talking about how the state of the economy is transforming the way organizations have to conduct business. One of the most common out-of-bounds calls is to “do more with less”—something...
